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Hi guys

 

As you can proberably tell im new to this site so i woud to firstly say hi to you all. So Hi. :D

 

Secondly i would like to ask for your help.

 

I had a young lady come in with a pair of heels which have been chewed by her dog.

 

I have been told by a couple of people that it is posible (and easy???) to replace the vineers??

 

How easy is it to do this and how do i go about doing it?

 

I have ordered some leather stacking which i have been told by one of my suppliers is what i need?

 

Where do i start??? lol.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Ronnie

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Hi guys

 

As you can proberably tell im new to this site so i woud to firstly say hi to you all. So Hi. :D

 

Secondly i would like to ask for your help.

 

I had a young lady come in with a pair of heels which have been chewed by her dog.

 

I have been told by a couple of people that it is posible (and easy???) to replace the vineers??

 

How easy is it to do this and how do i go about doing it?

 

I have ordered some leather stacking which i have been told by one of my suppliers is what i need?

 

Where do i start??? lol.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Ronnie

 

By posting a pic matey.

 

Welcome to the site :D

 

Rick.

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firstly,

Secondly i would like to ask for your help.

 

I had a young lady come in with a pair of heels which have been chewed by her dog.

 

I have been told by a couple of people that it is posible (and easy???) to replace the vineers??

 

 

very easy to do but time consuming, you will need to take off the heel blocks - take off the covers, then put new covers on to match (after light sanding and filling) then re-attach blocks.

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No need to remove heels. Remove all traces of dog gob first :lol: Remove just the damaged veneer, fill sand and tidy heel replace veneer. "heel veneer strips" are available from Colledges . in curved and straight,... finish to match original. Simples

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I have done a couple in the past by taking the block down to where it is no longer damaged, leaving the tube where it is, then building up with pieces of leather by using a hole punch and forcing them over the tube and glueing into place. Then finish with sanding and matching with stain or polish.

Hope this makes sense

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